US-Russia Relations refer to the diplomatic, political, economic, and military interactions between the United States and the Russian Federation. These relations have evolved significantly since the end of the Cold War in 1991, characterized by periods of cooperation and tension. Key aspects include arms control agreements, trade partnerships, and international security collaborations, as well as conflicts over issues such as military interventions, cyber security, and human rights. US-Russia relations are also influenced by historical legacies and ideological differences, shaping the current geopolitical landscape. The relationship continues to be a critical aspect of global affairs, impacting international stability and alignment of global powers.
US-Russia aim to renew diplomatic ties and appoint ambassadors amidst tension. Plans for Ukraine peace consultations are underway, lacking specific details but prioritizing a ceasefire. Crimea remains undiscussed in diplomatic…